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Manuel Belgrano and the Changes in the Colonial World Before the May Revolution
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The Treaty of Utrecht also allowed England to move to control the Strait of Gibraltar and, with it, the connection between the Atlantic Ocean and the Mediterranean Sea. From that point on, it made further progress in capturing the interoceanic steps as it did with Cape Town from 1795 and later with the Malvinas Islands in 1833. On 6 December 1793, Manuel Belgrano was appointed head of the Consulate of Commerce. The Consulate of Buenos Aires was …
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